Saints & Sinners

So all these artists that are on Grand Theft Auto soundtrack are forcing you to buy the whole album just to get the song that is on Grand Theft Auto soundtrack. I only want Pure Shores single but they want you to buy the whole album just to get it.

This album is where you start to see where they leave behind the commercial pop sound for something different. There are songs here that sound like they could be the natural successors to the debut album, but the different direction of 'Pure Shores," "Black Coffee," and "Dreams" give the album it's soul.

I love this song, and it does sound amazing :) I think I remember it just a little bit, but I'm not entirely sure. But it still sounds good :)

This album solidified the bands reputation as a fresh, creative band. Singles: 'Pure Shores', 'Black Coffee', and 'All Hooked Up' varied in sound and production so, that the album was viewed as a wide range of musical capablility and innovative pop. It broke the barrier between the reputation as the new Spice Girls and took All Saints to a more mature level of pop. Forget what you've heard about British pop music, this album is an example of the amazing bands that do have the creative drive to be individual and powerful all at the same time. Perhaps that's the reason for their comparisons with the Spice Girls. Album highlights include Dreams, Whoopin' Over You, Surrender, Love Is Love, ah hell, it's all good.

This second album is a pretty solid effort, and did quite well in the UK if I remember correctly, despite having faded into obscurity (the group dissolved just months after its release). Singles Black Coffee and Pure Shores are the strongest tracks on here, but Dreams and Surrender are great to chill out to. All Hooked Up and Love Is Love are fun also.

Their sound is amazing

Pure Shores recently came on the album not to long ago and I remember the song from the movie "The Beach" and I love it so much. It reminds me of good times